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That's true. There's a reasonably steady flow of articles on prospective "Bloomberg Killers"; this one in Institutional Investor (July 2017), Can Anyone Bury Bl
by clausok 8y ago
That's true. There's a reasonably steady flow of articles on prospective "Bloomberg Killers"; this one in Institutional Investor (July 2017), Can Anyone Bury Bloomberg, is the best researched and informative that I've seen so far:
https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/article/b1505pdwt02550/can-anyone-bury-bloomberg#.WYsU91GGNPY https://www.institutionalinvestor.com/article/b1505pdwt02550...
- swyx 8y agoi used to work at Sentieo (competitor to Money.net), can answer any questions that dont get me sued.
- genieyclo 8y agoHow legit a tool is Money.net? The founder's book on oil is amazing, but I've always been curious about Money.net
- Blackthorn 8y agoI tried it a long time ago (1.5 years?), it sucked. It had pretty much the same fundamentals information you could get anywhere, including the tools that come with an Interactive Brokers account. And...that's it. Nothing else. I wanted to pull up some options data and run some calculations. Very doable on something like Bloomberg, provided you read the manual (the school nearby has a terminal; I could certainly never justify the cost). It's like money.net had never even heard of an option. No analytics capabilities whatsoever.
- swyx 8y agowhat the other guy said. if you're a Bloomberg user, all you'll notice are the missing things. it is a prosumer offering, it doesnt suck, it just isnt targeted for you